Butlin's Bognor Regis Resort

Great varied facilities. Room was clean and tidy. Pool has been well looked after if a little busy. Buffet was as you'd expect, nothing special apart from the puddings which were fantastic. Overall the site and amenities were a bit tired, locks missing on toilet doors and carpets that have seen better days. There are too many amusement arcades! It's hard to drag the kids away even if they don't play on the games. Shows were very entertaining and we had no problem getting a table if you turn up 10 mins before the doors open. Kids loved it and want to go back. Only dropped a star because of general cleanliness and the tiredness of the site. Otherwise a great stay.

I was so pleased with my chalet. I specifically wanted an original chalet which would have been from Runcton/Red village. It was warm, clean, comfortable and well presented. It was great to return to Bognor Butlins, a place I had some great memories from visits from 1988 till 1998. Including two school venture week visits and family visits. I was sad to see so many chalets had been demolished to make room for the new spectacular hotels. For me i'd much rather stay in a chalet, so please don't demolish the rest just yet! This is the first time I have seen the inside of the skyline, which makes sense to have an all weather area but I miss the street lined with great buildings like The Plaza. The Plaza and the Aquasplash were both new when I first visited in 1988. I was sad to see Aquasplash had been demolished but in awe of the magnificent Studio 36, which now stands in it's place, it was absolutely superb. The choice and quality of the food was excellent. The entertainment, especially the live acts were second to none. It was amazing to see Wet Wet Wet, The Fizz, Musical Youth, Jaki Graham and Pat Sharp, who I was often mistaken for when I ysed to do school discos back in the 80's/90's. I visited Minehead in February this year and already thinking ahead to my next Weekender visit, this time to Skegness.|Thank you for another great weekend.

Went for a family holiday and had a great time, the entertainment and activities are to a high standard. We went for the premium dining plan, which was okay, good selection but not the best quality of food. Rooms are clean and functional but you can see the wear and tear. Overall if you aren't expecting a luxury vacation and happy with a family orientated one then this hits the mark.

On a 70's adult weekender. Food was good. Little disappointed that the plates aren't warm and cups run out quickly. Some of the Acts should retire, others were really good. Darts and BCR headliner was David Essex were brilliant. Room in waves was perfect, clean and great views and not far to walk to the entertainment and restaurant. The security guards had great banter and kept everyone under control without being rude. Not a lot else to do during the day which was a Shame. Music bingo or a, music quizz would have been good.

This was our first stay at Butlin’s and sadly it was not a relaxing experience. We were not told in advance that there would be no trolleys and that we couldn’t drive up to the accommodation to unload. We were in Oyster Bay and parked in the Purple Zone by Splash, which meant I had to carry all our luggage back and forth on my own. It was physically exhausting and not a good start to the holiday. Our flat was not fully cleaned (hairs left in the bathroom) and we discovered a security issue where our key card would open other empty apartments nearby. The broadband was also very weak and we couldn’t even play Roblox together in the evenings which was something we had looked forward to. A lot of the entertainment was aimed at toddlers, including the Halloween disco. My nieces are 7 and 9, and there wasn’t much to hold their interest. Splash Waterworld was extremely overcrowded. The toddler areas are large but the space suitable for older children is small, and when the main pool was closed everyone was pushed into the wave pool which became packed. Several slides were also closed and the showers afterwards were completely cold. Most bookable activities were already full for our whole stay so it wasn’t possible to choose things based on what the children were interested in once we arrived. On the positive side, the fireworks were very good, and we enjoyed the Animals and Mythical Beasts show. Staff we met were friendly, especially a young man with ginger hair at the fairground who helped my mother onto rides, and Corinne in Scoop. Overall though, a combination of poor communication, overcrowding and lack of basic comfort made the break stressful. It could have been very different with better planning on Butlin’s side.

A proper fun for the family place! Loads of things to do. The Skyline Gang were fantastic. The Red Coats were fantastic. In fact all the staff we came across were fantastic!! Our 5 year old granddaughter loved the shows,the fairground rides and actually learned to swim with her armbands on in the fabulous Splash pool!

Really fun place. I stayed in a family room with bunk beds that were in a different room to the main area. But that room didn't have the air con the main room has so I was pretty warm in there. The facilities are fine. Lots of places to eat and drink and the various bars and clubs playing different genres are music mean you get a nice variety throughout your stay